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Tag Archives: theatre
Babylon (2022)
Director: Damien Chazelle Writer: Damien Chazelle
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1920s, acting, actor, albert hammond jr., babylon, brad pitt, california, celebrity, chloe fineman, cocaine, comedy, damien chazelle, diego calva, drama, drugs, elephant, eric roberts, ethan suplee, fame, famous, flea, history, hollywood, jean smart, Jeff Garlin, jovan adepo, justin hurwitz, katherine waterston, li jun li, linus sandgren, los angeles, lukas haas, marc platt, margot robbie, matthew plouffe, max minghella, movie, movies, music, musician, olivia hamilton, olivia wilde, overdose, p.j. byrne, party, patrick fugit, rory scovel, samara weaving, silent movie, snake, sound, soundstage, suicide, theater, theatre, tobey maguire, tom cross, trumpet
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Empire of Light (2022)
Director: Sam Mendes Writer: Sam Mendes
Posted in Drama, Romance
Tagged 1980s, affair, atticus ross, beach, chariots of fire, cinema, coast, colin firth, crystal clarke, drama, empire of light, england, film, hannah onslow, lee smith, love, mental illness, michael ward, movies, ocean, olivia colman, pippa harris, projector, racism, relationship, riot, roger deakins, romance, sam mendes, schizophrenia, schizophrenic, sex, skinhead, tanya moodie, theater, theatre, toby jones, tom brooke, trent reznor
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Spring Awakening: Those You’ve Known (2022)
Director: Michael John Warren Writer: Steven Sater
Posted in Documentary, Musical
Tagged 2022, broadway, bryant fisher, dave sirulnick, documentary, duncan sheik, john gallagher jr., jonathan groff, lea michele, meredith bennett, michael john warren, music, musical, musician, reunion, sing, singer, singing, skylar astin, spring awakening, Spring Awakening: Those You've Known, stage, steven sater, theater, theatre, those you've known, tom hulce, tony awards
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Cyrano (2021)
Director: Joe Wright Writer: Erica Schmidt (Based on the stage musical adapted by Erica Schmidt) (Based on the play “Cyrano de Bergerac” by Edmond Rostand)
Posted in Drama, Musical, Romance
Tagged 2021, aaron dessner, adaptation, bashir salahuddin, ben mendelsohn, bryce dessner, cyrano, cyrano de bergerac, drama, edmond rostand, eric fellner, erica schmidt, glen hansard, guy heeley, haley bennett, italy, joe wright, kelvin harrison jr., letters, love, marriage, married, matt berninger, monica dolan, music, musical, peter dinklage, play, romance, seamus mcgarvey, sword fight, the national, theater, theatre, tim bevan, valerio bonelli
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Gilda Live (1980)
Director: Mike Nichols Writers: Anne Beatts & Lorne Michaels & Marilyn Suzanne Miller & Don Novello & Michael O’Donoghue & Gilda Radner & Paul Shaffer & Rosie Shuster & Alan Zweibel
Posted in Comedy, Documentary
Tagged 1980, alan zweibel, anne beatts, broadway, cheryl hardwick, comedian, comedy, documentary, ellen hovde, father guido sarducci, gilda live, gilda radner, howard shore, lorne michaels, lynzee klingman, marilyn suzanne miller, marvin hamlisch, michael o'donoghue, mike nichols, muffin meyer, paul shaffer, performance, ron delsener, rosie shuster, saturday night live, snl, stasge, ted churchill, theater, theatre, variety show
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The Father (2020)
Director: Florian Zeller Writers: Christopher Hampton and Florian Zeller (Based on the play “The Father” by Florian Zeller) Great! Really surprised by this one. Hopkins is incredible.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 2020, adaptation, alzheimers, anthony hopkins, ben smithard, caretaker, christophe spadone, christopher hampton, daughter, david parfitt, dementia, drama, england, europe, family, father, florian zeller, france, hospital, imogen poots, jean-louis livi, london, Ludovico Einaudi, mark gatiss, memory, memory loss, olivia colman, olivia williams, paris, philippe carcassonne, play, rufus sewell, simon friend, the father, theater, theatre, torsos lamprinos
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Biloxi Blues (1988)
Director: Mike Nicols Writer: Neil Simon (Based on the play by Neil Simon)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, War
Tagged 1998, adaptation, anti semitism, army, bill butler, biloxi, biloxi blues, boot camp, christopher walken, comedy, dance, diary, drama, drill sergeant, gay, georges delerue, homosexual, jewish, journal, matthew broderick, mike nichols, military, mississippi, neil simon, penelope ann miller, play, prostitute, ray stark, recruit, sam o'steen, sergeant, sex, soldier, theater, theatre, virgin, war, world war, world war 2, world war ii
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One Night in Miami (2020)
Director: Regina King Writer: Kemp Powers (Based on the play by Kemp Powers) Good!
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1960s, 2020, adaptation, aldis hodge, athlete, beau bridges, bob dylan, boxer, boxing, Cassius clay, christian magby, civil rights, drama, eli goree, football, georgia, hotel, jackie wilson, jess wu calder, jim brown, jody klein, keith calder, kemp powers, kingsley ben-adir, lance reddick, leslie odom jr., malcolm x, michael imperioli, motel, muhammad ali, music, musician, muslim, nightclub, one night in miami, one night in miami..., play, politics, regina king, religion, sam cooke, singer, sport, sports, stage play, tami reiker, tariq anwar, terence blanchard, theater, theatre
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Derek DelGaudio’s In & of Itself (2020)
Director: Frank Oz Writer: Derek DelGaudio It played film festivals and is listed as Documentary so I am counting this one as a movie! Don’t think I am as enamored with this as others are but still liked it.
Posted in Documentary
Tagged 2021, bill gates, brian henson, brick, cards, Cezary Zacharewicz, david blaine, david wain, Derek DelGaudio, Derek DelGaudio's In & of Itself, glenn kaino, identity, illusion, jake friedman, larry wilmore, live show, magic, magician, marina abramovic, mark mothersbaugh, Michael Robinson Fleming, new york, new york city, nyc, performance, russian roulette, show, stephen colbert, storyteller, storytelling, theater, theatre, tim gunn, vanessa lauren, will hochman
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